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Show ; Boy Scouts to Hold Three Day Camporee July 18, 19 and 20 at Bulger Camp Grounds ii Two Stakes Join in One GrarJ. Outing For The Benefit cJ; ItJ Their Young Boys; Special win Programs Will Be Given ,i ti Harold A. Young, chairman of it, the Boy Scout camp committee J of the North Sanpete Stake, and David A. Little, chairman of the Boy Scout camping committee of the Moroni Stake, met' at the '- Mount Pleasant City Hall on Fri-day, Fri-day, June 23 with the presidents of both stakes and other scout executives, for the purpose of 1 formulating plans for a Mam-I Mam-I moth Scout Camporee to be held ' July 18, 19 and 20, at the Bulger HCamp grounds at the east end of Flat Canyon. , All boys of scout age and their j fathers in both stakes are invited J to attend the camporee, but only I registered scouts will be privi-N privi-N leged to participate in the many contests and games where prizes ' will be awarded. The boys that are not registered will be able J to fish and swim and enjoy the S many programs with the regis-J regis-J tered scouts, however. A The Camporee will be officially - opened at 12:00 noon on July 18, 1944 and will close at 12 noon on I July 20, 1944, affording ample time for all scouts and their fathers to travel safely during the daylight hours. Ill I The Moroni stake will furnish i a short evening program Tues-day, Tues-day, July IS, while the North Sanpete Stake will furnish a short program Wednesday eve- ning, July 19 to supplement the inspirational story tellers and speakers, who will be on the Camp Fire programs during the evenings. David A. Little, Harold A. Young, Urban Madsen, and O. V. E Anderson were named as the general program committee for the purpose of planning special contests, hikes, and games during dur-ing the three days' stay and also Swere instructed to obtain the best possible specialties in the fields of swimming, plant life, fishing, etc. so that the Scouts could obtain ob-tain first hand knowledge of the skills so necessary to every boy. All boys who expect to fish are advised by Game Warden O. V. Anderson to have their appropriate ap-propriate fishing license on their person because he expects to be in attendance all three days if he can stand the smell of the pines and his own cooking that long, all of which goes with outdoor out-door life. During the course of the meeting meet-ing much thought was given to the possibility of using the Beaver Bea-ver Dams Scout Lodge for this great scout outing, but it was decided that the Bulger camp site - was best suited because of its splendid accomodations for camp fire programs, its close proximity to fishing, boating and swimming, swim-ming, its pure Water supply, and the shady pines, that Boy Scouts like so much. |
